U.S. President Donald Trump said he will seek a three-way meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Russian President Vladimir Putin right after his Friday Alaska summit with Putin. The goal is to push for an end to the three-year Ukraine war, even as Russia makes its biggest advance in over a year.

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• Trump proposes meeting with Putin, Zelenskyy after Alaska talks
• Alaska summit with Putin set for Friday in Anchorage
• Aim to broker ceasefire in Ukraine’s three-year war
• Russian forces make largest advance in 24 hours in over a year
• Zelenskyy not invited to Alaska summit, sparking concerns
• Fear Ukraine may face territorial concessions under U.S.-Russia deal
• Trump warned no second meeting if Putin acts in bad faith
• European leaders urge united stance against Russia
• Russia’s offensive gains 110 sq km in one day, says AFP data
• Ukraine says Putin “does not want peace” despite talks